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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14
Trustees Sale.

T TNDER and BY virtue Of certain instru-
~ ment of writing, to which one Andrew
Young is party, and which is Of record in
the Registers office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, IN ooSk ~ page ~, Will 9sss,
offer for sale at public outcry, for cash, to the
highest bidder, between the hours of II a. IN.
AMI p M, on tho southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, the TO lowin g
real estate, lying in Shelby county. Tennes-
see, and east OF the City OF Mem phii. known
as Lot No. 7, on the east sids of Borl md
avenue, having a front on said avenue Of go
feet and running back between parallel lines
south tenement OF double ienem- MT two
story frame; thi. lot being one OF the lots ia
the BJrlaHd subdivision.
The property will be sold free fro n th ,
'HNle' wv, d. REARD. TrnAtea.
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Proprietors, New York.
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NOu.Residept Notice.

No. 636l-In tho Chaucery Court of Shelby
county. Tonn,-J Josephine Hicks vs.. I.
Della Walker ct al,
II appearing from bill which is sworn TO in
this cause that the DEFENDANTS. |. bella
Walker, and her husband, VIM. Walker, arc
residents Of San francisco, California, and
non residents Of the State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the irst Monday in February,
1887, and plead, answer or demur TO COM
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hearing eK
parte; and that a copy OF this order be pub
lished once u week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This 18th
day Of December, 1896.
cOpy-nttest;
81. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By L. b. Caldwell, Deputy O. and ".
Taylor Z CnrrO |. Soils. for cNmpln't. thu
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Holiday Gifts.

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acceptable than a box Of Colgste's
Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
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DIR. ID. 3. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DiSPEMSARY,

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
ssicsi.

On the 10th day Of July, 1887. Patut
i. " hite, daughter of the later Alphen.
White and Mrs Charlotte White. ageC
IS years. We the Baptist church al
Dawson, in Conference held,
Resolrei, That whereas God in His IN
scruuble providence has removed from
our midst GUY beloved sister we bow il
humble submission to ills Ill, believing
that He has but taken her to her heaven
Iy home.
How viva IS the recollection that
where She ~ae baptized about a year
ago, AMI came up out OF TIE ~ater how
her cOuntenance beamed With that benign
light which was almost heavenly, From
that time to the time of her death it was
her delight to talk with Gods people OF
HIS grace and redeemlnS lpve$ and she
proved her love for Him by obedience to
tbs commands, and by a Cody walk
and pIouS conversation. When she Joined
our church ii was in opposition to the
religious faith of her IA f1ilys and though
1t gave her pam and anguish, yet like
heroine as She was. she took up the cross
and followed in the wake Of her religious
convictions. ''BIessed are the dead
which die in the Lords for they rest from
their Iabor>; and their works do follow
them"
ReTolred, That we t,nder our heartfelt
and coincidence to the lone
mother of our deceased sister, and pray
that God may gre her that faith in Him
that will beget hope, peace and JOY even
in her sad bereavement, and which shall
in glorious reunion with her,
who has gone before, where there shall
be no ihorN sorrows, sickness nor death
and where there shall he DO more parting
forever,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

I deai.at.0r 0rtGc .h.rc.. THE ,ery
worthy ard .f.c..nt ,.s.-ar p.,.
= W,I.a, o. ,tI.. a--i-.,5 -.
! preached II yerv large congre1a.
| rim, +,a s..3;oa+;r.-, -e--.,, !. -
r,,. da,.-,l..r,I ,-...:,o-.
I'll" -" INV So b" .- never
bedfd more ma>,,T.E' 1f+f"C=4'Y
and cl"l-eut Te-erta,.og cf the
philosophy Of thc C.lr,~nau church,.
than tlj- allie Dly.9.. n9-tr...: =.
,b. .,ao,ro ,r.a, s..,. ... ....,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
Saved szi~ s-Efe.

Mr.. y +. WiicoxSon, Horse Cave, Ky.,
says he was FOR many years. badly at-
hicted with PhthIsit. also Diabetes the
pains were almost unendarabIe and
would sometimes almost throw him into
convulsions lie tried Electric BlttcrS
and got relief from first bottle and after
taking sih bottles. was entirely cured.
and had game; IN flesh eighteen pounds.
Says he positively believes he w0uId have
died, had it not been for the relief afford
ed by Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents
a bottle by +. I, " Whitehead Il Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

The attention Of the pubic is called to
the fact that our millinery department
will be conducted on much more extern
sIVe scale this season than heretofore.
Having procured the services Of two
ladies', Misses annie Robertson and
Annie DuTnette, Of wide experience and
great popularity; aud having selected
with much care, large and handsome
stock Of millinery goods. We feel wall
ranted IN making the announcement that
the most fa~tldlous can not fail to be
pleased If they viii call and examine cur
goods. y. B. Josey < Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Ruf'er nHos placed himself on re-
cord rs faY0rin9 the "" leSaIe pen
sioning of sC!IihTs inetuding erer
the EX-Confederates; St. john has
had enough and declines anO' her
nomination. But last though
not least, Belva Lockwood must be
considered. She is = resident Of
" aShingtOo, and shall be Permitted
to tel! her own story, which she
does as follows: ITO quote several
llIuStrlot!s examples | am out of
l.OliticS just now. Tie Woman Sui
frage Party will be in the field
however, YOU can depend upon
that, tOc We will never give up the
fight until the victory is won. Now,
| think We OuLht to nominate the
most popular woman in the country
for President in 1888. | have been
looking over the list of candidates,
and | have come to tie conclusion
that Mrs. Cleveland is that woman.
Nominate Mrs. Cleveland for PrcSI-
dent and we viii sweep tie coun-
try. She is my candidate" Gen.
Sherman has also made the same
nomination, and so between Clevc-
IAN and Cleveland the Democratic
regime should e prolonged for All,
other term at least,
Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle ara
the guests of President ana Mrs.
Cleveland at Oak View, and rumOr
has it tat the visit is not entirely
of social charactcr--that, in fact, q
tariff scheme is being formulated,
the financial features of which are
the abOlit on of the tobacco tax,
with the whiskey
tax, and a large reduction IN the
customs du is on the necessities of
life--the Internal--cvenue feature
to be admitted only as compro-
mise in consideration of very pos
tive reduction in duties. This is
sad to be the outline Of the Admin
lStratiOn programme. Secretary
Fa rchIld and Mr.. Mills, who is
rpga ded as the coming chairman
of the C mint ee on the Ways and
Means, will, 1t is said, JON the con-
fe.en,e next week. | am con-
vince thai a. the coming session
Of Congress- tie whole influence Of
the President will be eXcrted in E.
half Of conservative reatjustmont
of the tariff, and l think with a
hattering prospect of Succe 5.
Secretary E@ylrd expresses the
II. p that til" solution of the annoy
ing Can dian fisheries dispute.
which has bsen bone Of cUnten-
ton between the United States and
ENGLAND nearly a hundred years, is
now at hand as an International
Commission of the ablest statesmen
Of the two countries will soon meet
in this city for the purpose of de-
liberating upon that veXed question.
The doctors have captured the
Capitol; they are here in full force
from every state and Territory of
the Union and nearly every foreign
nation, aud their Medical Congress
meets to LAY. Perhaps it would not
ne to, much to say that the results
of this meeting will mark the begin
ming of new era IN the history and
practice of the healing art. Many
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
0. G. STALLINGS)
J. L. LA WRENCE
J. II. BRANCH
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,,' ,.a,,oa $780, 1..o abO,. -.
,n,,,.h barn, 90 nood. !. hoe noroaod
before the farmers the merits and
(exhorbitant) valuations Of CONNER
cial fertilizers, TIL the large major
ity, perhaps, have come to rely al
most entirely on phosphate of lime
and KANT with enough animal mat
ter thrown IN to produce stencil.
The truth, however, is that the
farmers who are ont Of debt and nave
the ability to lay up a surplus every
year, do lot depend on commercial
fertilizers. Woods mould is the
main reliance of every prosperous
farmer
Do we not need little practical
experience in the n0ighborhoot OF
our Fertilizer Control Station?
Thanking you again.
| am &c, Is. +. GRADY.
Aloertson' Dup,In 60, \. g.,
Aug. Sob 1891
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

Try Harris years old corn whiskey
IT is the bet.
dow " VII - T." u -i'ii-
o+p " Harms, "''''' "''' S0o' o''''' 5
i,srt,,4.,os orc. -a,j T., ho ,.loa4;f,, -.
year.
Gall at y. Is. JOScy Co. ) and get a
At 80 cts on the dollar Won can buv o
Iadios. cIoal, a. NJ Uo+f,I,o,,., ~.
-~.... a,,a.,[,.,, ..t...I, ne '''
oh!es him, to sell you garment at halt
price.
ln're was preaching at Deep Creek
Sunday.
u..I-..., iv"' E."
">""Ny P.o" VIII b. at Hottman's in ten
days. ION { buy TIL you call and see
w Goods, New Goods at Edmond
u. Hoffman will soon have :, tI,o f,o..
.r.1 Io~,.,4. .+o.,-. or ,-,.1.,.l ','0 '''-C''
~ o'0"9 ever brought
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

Call at n. b. Josey Co.'s and get a
plug of Wine Sap tobacco.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

For your best punches and good drinl s
at Z. W Harms
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

We are sorry to chronicle the death Of
the little three-year old son of Mr.. John
Lawrence, Of tins place. lie died Mon
day at II NJ
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

Benjamin Weatherby has sold his
farm Zeal Pedricktown for SIP an
acre.
A movement has been started to
have a Law Judge cr' ated for GlOu-
cester county. This is Judge Parker's
district. His duties are 50 oIierOus
that he is frequently unable 10 attend
the court.
Editor Carpenter of tie Gloncrs'tr
Co. Democrat thinks thu ~ - M
crat candidate fo" ~SruatpI, y. Ii Idi-
lie has II chance to lie elected not
withslanding the 400 adverse party ma
jority against him.
The Gloucester county Prohibition
lists say they don't propose to overlook
amy part of their ticket. Geiger, Is
zard and Budd will run Yer y close with
Ogborn and Garrigues. a straight
ticket is Il sight to max, the heart
9lad.-Gazette.
The who'll number of W. Z. L. Un-
ions iu Gloucester county is Ii, total
memDership4UD, exclusive vi honorary
members and children. Every union
is reported to have ii juvenile depart
menl, ag~gregating in the county over
one Thousand boys and gIIls, between
4 and IA years, pledged to total absti-
uence. There were organized during
the past year 3 Y. W. T.. L. Unions.
The Gloucester county election Off
GERS were IN Monday given an exhibi-
tion Of he working Of the new patent
ballot boxes.
Extra services are going on in the
owedesltoro NJ. f. Church,
President Cleveland and Frances
Cleve land are subscribers To the
Woodbury. Library fund.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05
County News.

The Lutheran church at Frieshurg,
Salem, has secured Rev. Mr.. Dietrich,
of Selinsgrove, Pa, as its pastor.
Sharptown public school has purchas-
ed a full set of Appleton's Encyc!ope-
dia for the school library.
Frank Foster while drawing q charge
from a gun on Saturday had a portion
of his hand shot off, at Salem.
All the shares of the Salem railroad
have been voted in favor of the plan of
merging it with the West Jersey road
and accepting new stock at par.
The difficulty between the Board of
Freeholders and the manufacturers of
the new patent ballot boxes has been
settled by a lifting of the c. o. d. en-
bargo. Clerk John L. Flynn instructed
the election officers how to work them
and give them out OH Tuesday.
William r. Fowser, of l.. A. Creek,
recently captured u deer alive and bore
it home in triumph TO be the pet of his
newly made wife.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

On Tuesday ne1' elections are to be
held in eleven States. Iowa. Mary
land, Massachusetts and Ohio elect
Governors and other State officers.
Nebraska, New York and Pennsyl-
vanin are not to elect Governors, but
have to choose various State officers,
and New York is to choose members
of the General Assembly. Louisiana
elects Il Representative in Congress
from the Sixth District; Oregan votes
on constitutional amendments one OF
which prohibits the sale of intoXicdt.
ing liquors; New Jersey AID Virgini.
elect members OF the State Legislature.
There are no contests of much p0liti-
cal significance, though the returns OF
New York, Massachusetts and Ohio
will he closely scanned Tor possible ill.,
dications of the way the wind may
blow next year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

On Tuesday Delaware held Il special
election to determine whether a con-
YentiOn should he called to revise her
old Constitution but it fell 1900 votes
short of adoption asa majority of all
the voters in the State have to vote in
favor of it and only ii 033 of the h.
$40 required were cast. Only 1913 votes
in the whole state were cast against
it. Delaware's Constitution WAS made
in 1881 with Il view of keeping the
Wings in power hut since the war it
has operated "a the advantage OF the
Democrats. Only two amendments
have been made to it. one changing
the date of the state election to No
yemher and the other authorizing the
Legislature to pass II general incurpor-
alton act. One of the curious features
of the Delaware constitution is that ii
gives equality of representation to the
several counties Of the State in both
the Senate and the House without re-
gaI to population. Two of the cuun-
ties, keut and SUSSEX. may therefore
elect two thirds Of the Legislature,
though their combined population is
less than that Of the third county,
New Castle and their aggregate prop
erty very much less. The judicial sys-
TEN of the State is still more strange.
The Judges are appointed hy TIE Gov
ernrr, and hold hen office during good
behavior OF practically for life. There
aie all sorts OF courts, but they are all
composed of the same judges, and ap.
peals are practically made from II
set of Judges to the same set under
another name.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

The nineteenth annual meeting of
the American Woman's Suffrage AS
ISOLATION began in Philadelphia on
Monday. They want TO vote and
some telling speeches against their
taxation without representation were
made by VIM. ID. FOulk, the chairman,
Rev. 5. S. Haunting and Mrs. Lucy
Stone. The latter after telling OF "a
wuman i'll Massachusetts, who moved
to Kansas sus.le could vote sad: Men
now are like the boy who, when re-
proved for %skinning cells alive, declared
That they We're used to it, and rather
liked 1t. The women are use to it, it's
true, but when one of them squirms hard
enough to 60 t" Kansas for her vote
it must make people begin to be
thoughtful.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

The South Jersey sports,nen will pre-
sent Il petition to the Legislature asking
that a law be passed prohibiting tile
shooting of deer for aperiod of FIVE years.
The Cape May county cranberry
crop is about up to the " rage, ana II
will pay the growers iair y Gifts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

The Prohibitioni,ts will wake up
next Wednesday morning to ii Id that
their supporting an old party candidate
did them more hurt than good us it
destroyed the confidence of many i'll
that party when it ceases tn act on its
merits and from a higher motive
and principle than the old parties.
Fisk got S04 votes in this county last
year. If the head of the prohibition
ticket gets over half that many this
gear it will surprise us.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

The two Republican tickets headed
respectively by Herring and Dudley
for Senator still remain in the field in
Camden county to qualification of the
Democrats. Gen. Geo. Robson will
address IA Dudley meeting in Camden
Tonight.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

In surrendering the honor of "A place
on his party ticket for the higher good
of the party and the advancement of
the party's principles, Daniel p. Dor
rell has done IA creditable thing which
ought to be remembered to his future
advantage. -M0dtor. 1t is natural
for all to look to their own advantage.
The people will watch TO see what Mr..
Dorrell's future advantage will be.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

Jenny Lind, the sweet Swedish sin :
er is dead. She electrified this CONT
nent with her voice in 1850. Barnum,
WHO got her to come to this continent,
made Over $500, 900 and she over Sl15,
0OO in nine months. Over 5000 was
paved for a seat to hear her.